Ilgvars Zalāns
Latvian painter with landscape artworks
Born
September 24th, 1962
62 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Latvia
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A Latvian painter, primarily focused on landscape painting and reflecting the beauty of nature. Work features an emphasis on light and color, with distinctive portrayals of the Latvian landscape. Participated in numerous exhibitions in Latvia and abroad, showcasing artworks that resonate with the natural environment. His style incorporates both realism and abstract elements, merging traditional techniques with modern aesthetics.
Exhibited works in various national galleries
Received recognition at international art fairs
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